1937*

Even the skiers are glad to see Spring come. The world seems to take a deep breath and begin all over again. The mud in Hanover takes on a new light. Soon the rationalizing sun-bathers will appear. And then what? We planned to keep it quiet, but May is only a month off and THIRTY SEVEN'S CHUBBER DAY is almost here. Read and weep girls: A picnic beginning in New England and ending in California from May 19th to May 25th. Boston, California, Chicago, Cleveland, Hartford, Ithaca, Michigan, New Hampshire, New Haven, New York City, Columbus (Ohio), Philadelphia, Vermont, Washington, D. C. are already listed—any more? New York City's picnic may be indoors (Dance at D Club, May 25th). Boston has picked May 21 st.

What will you have, a wedding, a soldier or a baby? They're equally divided. Rollie Kent commissioned "Ensign" and assigned to battleship Texas. Walter Ross same but going on inactive duty for a spell; perhaps will be married. Ted Jenkins at Ft. Mc-Clellan, Ala., 27th Div., 105 th Inf., Cos. E. A 1 Gray at Camp Dix. Bud Reed commissioned and looey, U. S. Marines, now at Quantico in advanced officers' training course; Bud left Western Electric, where he held a responsible position in the finance dept. Ensign Bill Cash back in Minneapolis (we think) as ass't to advertising mgr. of grocery dept. Bill Spears at Fort Benjamin, Harrison, Ind., Service Cos., Q.M.C. Jim Luttrell joined U. S. Air Corps as student pilot. Walt Graf sergeant, air corps admin., New England Aircraft Sch., Boston. John Ohlinger a flying cadet, air corps training, Albany, Ga. Paul Went- worth volunteered and now at Ft. Wright, N. Y., Headqts. Battery, 11th C.A.C. "can sleep late on Sunday—till 6:30 A.M." Albie Chester was supposed to leave in Marchguess he did.

Swell Alumni Banquet in Chicago recently. Dr. Tobin 'l7, and Tuss Mc-Laughry delighted the local boys. I heard a pin drop while the former was telling of "the students' present attitude," and Tuss was all that we've wanted our coach to be —a gentleman and a fighter. There's going to be discipline in the squad but "we're going to remember that after all it's a game." The '37 boys celebrated Park Johnston's birthday—he said he was 36, and wished Carl Stern the best of luck for he was off to army soon afterwards. Bob Ewing, United Air Lines, wore the badge of a commercial pilot. He's in the dept. of safety regulations, may be married in April. Tony Turkevitch was there. Looks fine in spite of hard work at U. of C. Ed Skowrup passed up a skiing trip and drove in with Lester Bratton. Dr. Don O'Brien called to surgery and missed the party. John Lindsay graduating from Midshipman Sch.—is coming to the spring picnic in uniform (his girl hopes). Three standbys have left the Chicago ranks: A 1 Coggeshall (Valhalla, N. Y.), Tom Jacobs (Danville, Pa.), Gene McGregor (Portland, Me.). Frank Sanders' back, a graduate of Michigan Law Sch. Tom Nast kept the Sigma Chis in order. El Timson beamed all over because his bride of two months had let him come. (Bob Koury was best man at Timson-Drown wedding.)

Soon the Class will be twice its original size—listen: Harry Neale married Mary Holleran of Kingston, Pa. and Misericordia College on Jan. 18. At home after N. Eng. honeymoon 204 Kings Court, Auburn, Pa. where Harry is with Tappan Stove Cos.

Hep Randolph and Phyllis Eaton married Dec. 25th at Brookline, Mass. Phyllis went to Katty Gibbs. Norm Hosford and Beatrice Mary Roy of Boston and Mass. Gen. Hospital Sch. of Nursing went to the Laurentians for their wedding trip (Feb. 14th). Fran and Fred Asher expecting an addition in May. Sherm Blake's second is en route. Wintchell says June. Bankart and Ray were ushers at Charlie Keyes' wedding. Emery Patterson and Frances Damon have been at home since Jan. 18th, 15 Everett St., Cambridge, Mass. Hank Whitaker on Feb. Bth married Susan V. Backman of Cincinnati, Ohio. They're now in Hank's home town—Madison, Wis. EIGHT ENGAGEMENTS—Andy Eken and Lilian Gardner, Alpha Chi Omega, New Eng. Conserv. of Music. Andy a 2nd Lt. in Reserves. Monk Amon and Dorothy Coffin, New Rochelle, Lasell Junior Coll., Lesley School. Frank O'Brien—Helen Coupe, Manhattanville Coll. and Syracuse, N. Y.; Frank with Continental Can. Frank Magel and Betty Bogert of Closter, N. J. and Hood Coll. Hank Doremus-Helen Borchmann, Cornell grad. with Dr. of Veterinary degree. Hank studying at Rutgers now. John Greenleaf and Jean Radde to be married in June. She of U, of Buffalo and Pi Kappa Phi. He with Winchester Arms Cos., New Haven. Bill Stover and Phyllis Walters of Conn. Coll. and Johnstown, Pa. Out in Pasadena Cy Shepard is engaged to Barbara Pond. Ted Rideout and Stella Gordon of Ardsley-On-Hudson and Miss Porter's Sch. to be married soon.

Know you enjoyed Frankie Young's art last month as much as I did. Our Guest Writers have included a minister, a sports writer, a poet, a doctor, a banker, a lover, and 2 lawyers—P.S. the lover was Bankart. Which reminds me of a letter from Johnny Elliot to Mort Berkowitz (before you read it see special announcement of Meeting this June in Hanover): "Margaret and I spent two days and a night in Hanover last summer. It was in the middle of Aug. and most beautiful. It was a good feeling to get back and see some of the old spots. We wandered around the campus, past Middle Fayer, the gym, the Sphinx, into the Library and up to the 3rd floor (those chairs look as comfortable as ever) and then down past the Beta House. We even took in the ski jump " You know, come June, and we'll be FOUR YEARS OUT!

Better check your files again, chumps; they're on the move again: Steve Cochrane—l36 Meadow Rd., Buffalo. Rod Ladd 118-18 Metropolitan Ave., Kew Gardens, L. Island. Frank Butler just joined legal staff of NBC in N. Y. Kain Zelle grad. from N. U. Med. Sch., at Wesley Hosp., Chgo. next year. Lester Garvin in Buenos Aires "on a 3 yr. contract." Dave Mann, engineer in Helena, Mont. Dave Rainey salesman for Tappan Stove, Wheeling, W. Va. Fred Vogt, C.P.A., gone to Johannesburg, Transvaal, Union of South Africa for 2 yrs. with Price, Waterhouse, Peat 8c Cos. Don Rowley now ass't. bus. mgr. of Ashtabula, Ohio paper. Ralph Griffith of Providence may leave soon, number called. Hank Lullmann in Union City, N. J.dairy industry. Ed Jones is a "publicist" at Columbia U. Les Barrett left lumber trade to train with Nat'l. Biscuit. Mutt Ray, our reunion chairman, made ass't. to executive vice pres. of Underwood Elliott Fisher Cos., Tony Geniawicz at M.I.T. in engineering course. Brad Peterson in Los Angeles with law firm of Mitchell, Silberberg, Roth, and Knupp. Eric Rafter becoming a tax expert there.

Hang on for the last spurt—lots to tell, little space: Mai Merritt out of hosp. after operation. Ted Bruce back at work. Dick Joslin writes our busy Treas.: "I'd like very much to receive the ALUMNI MAGAZINE, for which I am enclosing my check." Dick's 4th yr. with DuPont, in Nylon Div., Seaford Plant, Del. He and Bob Woodruff back to Reunion for certain. Bob Dunham: "Apple biz no good; Canada dumping too many; army not far behind me." Don Frank in Toledo after N. Y. vacation between jobs. Bob Butler seen taking the trails at Rib Mt., Wis. in great style—held up the Class' rep. when others there were pulling it down—and I don't mean Herb Butz, the master of vorlage. One of our lovely female scouts found Bob Greene 10 miles out of Tucson working on the Flying V Ranch from "6 A.M. to 11 P.M. everyday except Friday." Park Johnston heard a radio program "Battle of the Sexes" with well-known skiers as guests. Ted Hunter got all fussed he reports and got the gong on the word "collusion." Maybe the Zetes as alumni are trying to avoid same. Lenny Harris finishing up at Tuft's Dental Sch. His number's been called but a scholarship may intervene. Bill Geraghty (New York): "Class Dinner Feb. 18th—fine turnout, many new faces, highlighted by speech from Mutt and by a drunk who amused us explaining how lucky we all were to be able to fight in the current war and by telling Albie Chester that he liked him for his 'old-fashioned face.' "

Fund Contributors for 1940 Contributors: 370 (72% of graduates). Total gifts: $1,477.75 (85% of objective). MORTIMER BERKOWITZ, JR., Class Agent.

1937

Adams, Charles M. Allen, Roger G. Amon, Carl H., Jr. Andrews, George R., Jr. April, Ernest W. Arborio, Joseph C. Areson, Robert H. Arnold, George F. Ashe, William O. Asher, Frederick Atwater, William S., Jr. Austin, Briggs M. Aylward, Robert A. Ayoob, Kalil Ballantyne, Wayne K. Bamford, Henry V. Bankart, Robert C. Barney, Roger W. Barrett, Lester F. Bassett, Charles H. Bauer, Donald deF. Bauer, Raymond W. Bell, William T.,Jr. Bennett, Gordon P. Bennett, Willis L. Bentley, Samuel E. Berenson, Stanley B. Berkowitz, Mortimer, Jr. Bialla, Rowley Bishop, Russell S., Jr. Blake, Sherman W. Bogert, Clarence Bohlke, Robert H. Bosworth, Robinson, Jr. Bottjer, Herbert E. Bowen, Lem W. Bowler, William W. Bratton, Lester G., Jr. Breitinger, William M., Jr. Brooks, Laurence F. Brown, Harry W. Brown, J. Willcox Brown, Lynn Brown, Robert E. L. Brown, William G., 11l Bruce, Frederic J., Jr. Bryan, Robert L. Bryant, Alan W. Bullen, Halsey G. Bunce, Frederic S. Burford, William J. Burke, Mack Butler, Franklin Butler, J. Parker Butler, Morgan R., Jr. Butterworth, Oliver Butz, Herbert K. Cabbie, Egbert A. Camerer, David M. Carhart, William H. C. Carter, Arthur H. Cash, William B. Castle, Frederick K. Cheney, Robert L. Cheney, Roger H. Chisholm, Donald M. Clark, Claude J. Clay, William C., Jr. Cochran, H. Douglas Cochrane, Stephen R. Coe, Willis G. Coggeshall, Jonathan W. Cohen, Arthur J., Jr. Griffith, Ralph L., Jr. Griffiths, William J., Jr. Gutman, Bernard, Jr. Guyer, Arthur G. Hahn, Robert W. Hall, David M. Hard, Walter R., Jr. Harris, Leonard W. Hatch, Royal Hathaway, James W. Hauschel, Raymond C. Heneage, Harry R., Jr. Herman, John R. Heroy, William 8., Jr. Herrmann, David U. Heuer, George W., Jr. Hinman, Crawford H. Hird, Floyd L. Hislop, Arthur A. Hoffstetter, John R. Hosford, Norman F. Hotaling, Charles E. Hoyt, William E., Jr. Hull, George R., Jr. Humphrey, James M. Hund, Warren W. Irwin, H. Franklin, Jr. Jenkins, Edward T., 11l Johnson, Philip A. Johnson, Robert W. Johnson, T. Walter Johnston, Samuel P., Jr. Jones, Edgar L. Karp, Mortimer L. Kaufman, Frank A. Kenney, John W. Kenney, Robert P. Kent, Rollin L. Kenyon, Arthur C. Keyes, Robinson E. Kiernan, Joseph W. Kimball, Donald E., II Klein, Frederick W. Kligerman, Charles Knorr,John K., 11l Koop, C. Everett Koury, Robert C. Kraybill, Richard L. Kryder, Richard H. Kwett, Frank P. LaCour, G. Wesley Lansburgh, Sidney, Jr. Lappin, Stanley W. Latchis, John D. Lefebvre, Paul L. Lenning, Henry F. Leonard, William A. Leslie, Julian B. Levine, Herbert Lindsay, John B. Loff, George P. Loveday, Edward D. Lowe, Garrison, Jr. Lullmann, Henry C. Luneborg, Robert L. Luttrell, James N. Lyons, William H. McCluskey, William H. McCombs, Paul A. MacCornack, Richard J. McCray, T. Latta McGregor, Eugene B. McGuire, Morgan K. Mclntyre, Albert R. Mclntyre, Thomas J., Jr, McKinlay, Donald C. McKnight, William B. Maggio, S. Anton Maloon, John A., Jr. Mann, David M. Manternach, Bruce W. Marion, Benjamin C. Marr, Colin D. Marschalk, H. Robert Martocci, Emil M. Marx, Paul F. Mathes, Hamilton A. Mauran, William L., Jr. May, Norton D. Maynard, Robert T. Stern, Carl W. Sterns, Edwin A. Stinson, Loring R., Jr. Stock, George E., Jr. Storck, William H. Straus, Samuel C. Stuart, Benjamin F., Jr. Summy, George C., Jr. Taft, Winthrop H. TardifF, Joseph A. Taylor, Robert R.1 Thirlby, Richard L. Timbers, William H. Timson, Eldred Todd, David F. M. Todd, Wilson P. Tompkins, Russell B. Tongue, William W. Tucker, Arthur W., Jr. Turecamo, Vincent C. Turner, Robert Tweed, Heckscher Uhlmann, R. Hugh Umpleby, John L. Cole, William Collins, Owen D. Collins, James R. Collis, Charles A. Cone, Everett R. Cook, G. Gardner Cooper, Curtis C., Jr. Cooper, Richard F. Costello, John H. Crabb, Robert J. Crane, Grant Crawford, Robert P. Crumbine, Warren J. Daniels, John, Jr. Danzig, Frank K. Davis, Frank E. Demmon, Clinton W., Jr. DeMay, Joseph F. Detlefsen, John D. Devlin, John H., Jr. Dickson, Paul W. Dillon, R. Samuel, Jr. Dingle, John H., Jr. Dipson, William J. D. Doherty, Patrick R. Donaldson, William K. Doran, A. Benedict Doremus, Edwin Doremus, Henry M., II Douglass, Dana C. Duff, Thomas D. Duffy, Jere E. Dumont, Charles D. Eaton, Edward W. Ekin, Robert L. Ekrich, Arthur A., Jr. Elmore, George S. Emerson, John E. . Ernest, William R. Erdman, Carl L. N. Eskesen, Bennet H. Eubank, Richard G. Evans, Francis W. Evans, Harold B. Falion, William M., 11l Falk, Arthur G. Farwell, H. Sumner Fenn, Francis TV, Jr. Ferguson, Crawford R. Ffolliott, Peter H. Finkelstein, Robert J. Foley, John W., Jr. Follett, John T. Forsch, Frederick D. Fowler, Josiah M. Frank, Donald H. French, Chellis F., Jr. Garvin, Lester Geniawicz, Anthony Geraghty, William E. Gibson, George R., Jr. Goetz, Hayes Golen bock, Jerome Gordon, Charles A., Jr. Gould, Harold G. Gram, Carl W., Jr. Graves, Roger E. Gray, Albert R. Gray, Francis A. Greene, Robert S. Greenspan, Walter M. Greenwood, Wm. H., Jr. Griffin, Dominick 8., Jr. Mayo, Frederic R. Meredith, R. Dudley, Jr. Merrill, John C. Miller, Donald H., Jr. Miller, William R. Milne, John Miskimon, Robert M. Mitchell, Danforth S. Moister, F. Corbin Montei, Frank A., Jr. Moore, Richard N. Morgan, Dayton P. Morrison, John C. Moseley, C. Barber Mosser, Jacob Mulliken, Robert A. Munkenbeck, A. H., Jr. Munro, Uri A. Naramore, Stuart, Jr. Nast, Thomas D. Newburger, William H. Newton, Jason E. Nichols, Carlton E. Nichols, David B. Ochsner, Seymour F. Odium, Stanley A. Ohlinger, John F. Olson, Paul N. Olson, Robert E. O'Sheel, Patrick Otis, Donald N. Otis, James C. Paeschke, Augie K. Palumbo, John C. Parachini, Harold C. Parker, Addison M., Jr. Pease, Donald F. Perry, Edward A. Perry, W. Stanwood, 111 Petersen, E. Bradner Pettee, Roger I. Petti, Michael A. Pierce, Henry W., Jr. Pingree, Charles A. Prescott, Dana S. Price, Edwin P., Jr. Putnam, Harold 8., Jr. Rainey, David C. Randolph, J. Hepner, Jr. Ray, Carl P. Reck, Thomas C. Reed, Marion S. Reinman, Alfred E., Jr. Reynolds, Gilbert R. Richards, Raymond R. Ripsom, T. Bleecker Risk, James C. Robin, Franklin E. Roewer, George E., Jr. Roos, Ernst R. Roper, Marshall E. Ross, Donald M. Ross, Robert Ross, Walter W. Rothschild, A. Frank Rube, Gandolph J. Ruggles, Arthur H., Jr. Ryan, Edward F. Ryan, Harry R., Jr. Samson, David H. Sanders, Frank B. Sayre, William M. Schilling, John A. Schuck, Conrad J., Jr. Schultz, Harry T. Sclafani, Luciano V. Shafer, J. Frederick, Jr. Shapiro, Arnold Sheets, Brice H. Sieburg, Donald K. Sine, Charles E. Skinner, George A. Sloggett, Arthur C. Smith, Dexter A. Spears, William K. Sprague, Arthur G., Jr. Spring, Richard D. Stanley, Furman K. Stearns, Kendall Stearns, Stephen R. Vaiano, Julius M. Valier, Louis A., Jr. Van Nostrand, John L. Veling, Thomas C. Vogt, Frederick H. Wagner, R. Sheldon Ward, William B. Weeks, Robert H. Welldon, P. Burke Wentworth, Paul T. Williams, John L. Willins, Thomas N. Wolfs, Jean H. Wood, John R. Wood, Richard G. Wright, John D., Jr. Wright, Myron Wynot, Edward D. Young, Frank G., Jr. Young, Franklin W. Young, John, Jr. IMemorial gift from hismother, Mrs. Anna RossTaylor.

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